Amanda Bynes and partner Paul Michael have just released a song together.

The former actress took to Instagram on April 24 where she posted a video of her latest rap track "FAIRFAX."

The song begins with Bynes rapping,

"Fairfax flea market shopping flexing with Fendi. Poppin' bands Balenciaga, b***h I got plenty. You could have it too if you hit the ground heavy. Ridin' low in Cali in my '64 Chevy."

She continues to rap a few more verses before heading into the chorus,

"All these hittas can't see me now. I'm Amanda and it's going down. Yeah, I get it from the bottom ground. So come f**k with me and my sound."

Amanda's fiancé, Michael, has a short feature on the song, rapping for about 30 seconds, before Bynes takes over once again.

The duo released their first single, "DIAMONDS" earlier this month.

In an April 13 Instagram post Bynes captioned the teaser to the song,

"DIAMONDS on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon music and itunes! search DIAMONDS Amanda Bynes Paul Michael."

Bynes' attorney, David A. Esquibias, told ET shortly after the track was released that the couple had recorded the song at the onset of the pandemic.

"Amanda is creative and playful," he said. "She had a lot of fun recording 'Diamonds' during the first shut down of the pandemic. She is now able to share it with her fans."

The song dropped nearly a month after Bynes was officially released from her almost decade-long conservatorship.

In March of this year, a judge terminated the on and off conservatorship which began back in 2013.

The "She's The Man" actress told ET that with her newfound freedom, she plans to finish school and develop a fragrance.

"I am continuing with my Bachelor's Degree at FIDM, majoring in Creative Industry Studies with a core in Beauty Marketing and Product Development." said Bynes. “I am traveling to New York in June to work on developing a fragrance."